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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01

A ooyPLYCA TIov AT THE PRODUCE BxCHAHGx.
"A pec,liar state of affairs grew out of An attempt to
sete the wheat deal at the Produce Exchange yester
Az, and considerable confusion ensus0 The gram
committed: received psremptory orders nom Logan.
owl & Co., w. R. Preston, J. 81. Locke Bruce COOK
q. Minzeshemer, Hancock 4 Co., W. Miller
Milmine, Bordman 4 Co., Henry Clovis and u; I:
Kneeland who were short, to buy fourteen loads q
They bought the grain from g. 0runer q Co.. who nave
been long the market for 81 o. but when they came
oured The question then arose . 70 what wa % Pc
came of the remaining six loads The grain committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01
JOHN STETSON MARRIED.

BOSTON, June 30.-Manager JohnStetson Of the Boston
Globe Theatre. who Is also largely identified with var
enterprises elsewhere. was married here
this morning Miss Katharine Stokes The bride Is Q
daughter Of Spencer G. Stokes, time prominent
bowman Miss Stokes was Q noted cquestrenIe with
Barnums and Coups circuses until compelled to retire
from the arena by an accident since then she has
the theatrical sage and was engaged last with
Mr. Mantell In his Tangled Lives" COMPANY Mr. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01
Amnsemenfs.

BLOT OPERA HoUsE--s;15-Caprice.
CAsINo-S-Ermine
DoCKsTADERs-8-A Pair OF Kida
EpKN Neutrality-suspicious. IAjoa
ERAsTINA-2 and e-Circus
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-S-Kit
LYcEUM THEATRE-s:30-The Highest Bidder.
MADISON SQUARE ADMINISTRATIONS Karl
MADISON AYR AND 59rH-sr.-Day and Evening-Mern
mac and Monitor Panorama
NIBLo's GARDEN-s-Travers Housa
WALLACK's-S-Jacquette
72s and $50 BRoADwAY-Oh London Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01
STILL. HE MUST HAVE HEARD QUITE RACKET.
NIL L0nrnQL

, "Tho Philadelphia North American thinks the
most remarkable thing about the rcbelfag blunder
was that Mr.. Cleveland discovered that he had
blnndoed who sail no discovered 1t Probably
Colonel Ian lamont informed him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01

man and confidential adviser is requested to
intercept her at the frontier and to inform her
ehat divorce proceedings are pending. This Is
very interesting situation M. klshcs Is
certainly entitled to sympathy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01

Secretary Whitney'S visit to the Navy Yard has
been followed by an increase in the salaries OF
certain employees taken on to please the Brooklyn
Democratic ring, and a corresponding decrease in
the salaries Of old experienced clerks Pay Di-
rector Stevenson says that it is an Outrage.
But Mr.. Whitney probably discovered a structure
weakness which only Boss Mclaughlin cal
remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01
NOT WATERING THE STOCK. ANYHOW

Tho composite photograph OF sixty-hve Wells Col
lege Students OF 1886 and 1887 looks very much
llkc Mrs Cleveland. This may be more than =
oincidenco Perhaps the photographer ohndestlnely
put In five ten per cent OF Mrs. Covelands mega
tive Just to atter the girls There Is excellent oppor
tunity for fraud In making composite photographs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01
! Ne~a1urk DAILY Tribmate
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
FRIDAY. JULY 1. 1887.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Sir H. d. VOLTS failure; airing his
grievances III the Egyptian convention business
e. Racing in England - Turkey asking
still further delay. - Alarming rumors about
Emperor William. RiOtous strikers at Boil
ton. - Parnetes dumb in the House OF Com
nous - Extradition Of Defauter Wilson. -
Dempsey and Keenan, not we'll
Unconstitutional freshmen beaten bv Co.
lumbla in boat race on the Thames. g. Com
mencement at Michigan University. Dartmouth,
Williams. Wesleyan, Dickinson and other colleges.
g Meeting of the American Shipping
League in Chicago. - The ironworkers'
strike averted in Pennsylvania. -
Earthquake in New Hampshire. 60 Drouth
III the Northwest. - Launch Of General Paine's
new yacht, the Volunteer. - Ballard. the coun-
terfeiter pardoned by President Cleveland. 60
Mr. Powderly on Temperance. - Prohibltionist
nomination in Ohio. - Miss Van Lew reduced
to lower salary in the Post Office Department.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Sbarp spent painful day
in Jail. - Bad stories about the city insane
asylum.=Normal College Commencement
The first Fresh-Air party sent out. - Henry
George said DR.. McGlynn could DOT be excommuni-
Gated privately. - -Four now police captains
appointed. - burglar stabbed woman. -
Coney Island Jockey Club races won by Tea Tray,
Troubadour, lie Logos, Hanover Brown Duke and
Choctaw. 60 Brooklyn beaten by Athletics,
Nets by Baltimores - Gold value of the legal
tender silver dollar A12l2 grans)-44 Lied. per
Ounce-73.51 cents. - Stocks dull and some
what lower, but firm
THE Observation-Disclosures for to-day: Little
or no change. Temperature yesterday Highest.
$50; lowest 100. average S1t4o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01

Persons ieacing town TOR tie season, and sam-
mer travellers, can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE
matted to Them postpaid. for Is cents per month,
the address being changed as often as desired.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE wiU be sent to any address
in Europe at 81 35 per month, ,ohich include
fhe ocean DoStQ1e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01
Returns NOT ALL IN YET.

Ff0m Ths BdIfin0FS AMERICAN.
So far there are only about forty-sx successors to
Secretary Lamar, but many OF the back counties arc
Still to BIO heard from.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01

Such testimony as that given yesterday by
Former employees and patients in the Wards
Island Asylum must be taken with considerable
allowance Judgment should be suspended
until both sides are heard. If there is any
basis for the serious charges made. the Com
missioners who are making the Investigation
will no doubt get at the facts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01

One more it is Timored that Secretary Endicott
is about to retire from the Cabinet But however
strong may be his wishes to return to Boston 1t
is doubtful If the President will consent 20 his
leaving Washington during the hot weather 10
does 80 much TO keep the city cool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01
GIVE THE INTERSTATE COMMISSION REST.
From The atlanta Contribution.

The overworked Interstate Commerce Commission
liz taken vacation for three weeks II " were
onded TO threo years the country could STAND !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01

Secretary Whitney is quoted rs saying that one
OF the new ships Will be built at the Broollyn
Navy Yard, but there is no need Of haste I'm be-
ginning the job. The Presidential year win be q
convenient time for mechanical operations on
large scale, with Boss Mclaughlin as foreman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01

From one point of view Mayor Hewitt's de-
lay in appointing Corporation Counsel has
not been wise. The new incumbent will not
get the benefit of Mr.. Lacombe's experience
and advice as he might have done had he been
named fortnight ago. Mr.. iacombe enters
npon his duties as Judge to-day. Of course.
II Mr.. Hewitt promotes an assistant to the Cor
poration Coun3cl's place, the delay will not
make so much difference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01

Since they reduced fares to Ave cents the Phila-
dclphia street railroads have been able to declare
increased dividends. They ore just finding
out how much they lost by keeping fares at six
cents The ele, ated roals in this city are having
n similar experience and the talk of abolishiug
five cent fares is declared to be without foundation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01

As increase Of over 100000 has been
made by the Brooklyn Board Of Estimate in
The city budget for 1888. In spite Of increased
valuations this means an advance In the TAX
rate from 81 IS to probably So rs per 500.
All the members of the Board are Democrats,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01

FoREIGN.-Sir H. d. VOLTS failure; airing his
grievances III the Egyptian convention business.
- Racing in England. - Turkey asking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01

Brooklyn il the third city in the United States
IN point OF population. Since Mayor Whitney re-
fused to appoint women 10 the Board OF Educat
IL mus, In point OF peogressiycncss, be rated much
lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01

That the race is not always to the strong
was shown Oh the Thames yesterday, when
the Columbia freshmen outrowod far heavier
crew from Harvard. The Harvard eight aver
aged 16l pounds in weight-13 pounds moro
than the men in the other boat. But skill.
nerve and endurance overtoppcd muscle The
Columbia VARSITY crew was defeated after o
decidedly close race; the Freshmen won an
unexpected, but not the less welcome, victory
Columbia has done fairly well this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01

appointed. - burglar staDoeua woman' -
Coney Island Jockey Club races won by Tea Tray,
Troubadour lie Logos, Hanover. Brown Duke and
Choctaw. Brooklyn beaten by Athletics,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01

Mr. Powderly's impassioned utterances on the
liquor evil well deserve the thoughtful atten-
ton of all who are interested in lettering the
condition of the wOrkingmen. What he said
recently in Boston and Lynn on this subject
he reiterates and reinforces in the organ of the
knights of Labor. If the leaders of that order
and the friends of labor generally are wise.
they will devote less time and effort to strikes
and more to putting away the drink evil, which
is constant drain upon so many wOrlirgmen.
The Republican County Committee will in
all probability have tolerably lively meeting
tonight What the report of tie Committee
on Contests will be has been pretty well fore
Swallowed; that it will be adverse to Captain
Gregan is almost certain. Cregan, of course.
will not consent TO being thrown out without
an energetic protest. and he will take every
advantage of his last opportunity. But the
chances are all against him. 1t doesn't require
a two-thirds vote to adopt the report of a
committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-01


strike averted in Pennsylvania. -
Earthquake in New Hampshire. - Drouth
III the Northwest. - Launch Of General Paine's
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

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yea1sta@ Leilz > fi-sz..-lIissiis .3t q -
te fftti' ~ llss ass 3f'1le "A tasl.sa.;
pT.ssrs ll.tleT ~ e Ist-if lai4 20 The DeFHal
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. tas4.sr, .zl tle sfea1 lapag-t l.T wears
sha,tosFe'i y -. sa.asi. HnsiL sz es safs. ons
slteTtla nI.s- rie whole tgauie9ofz of the
uui Ferssl language fsshei ous before ne.
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taoasaaas a. ta- Inventor Of Folapis. TIE only
aStemptea ari efsal aagtiAzs s..gl Las ever
ls,l TO least ealnce 81 ale.
-
fters havs Seem pfegi3as attempts. sd
latsl allenfet-. al e3usfs'ierlDs univslssl .an-
Eueses. b.l ioeT have all failea Car p -
t..s glr~lt ul'e tae Ner'd has nct seen sif's
f1r .1rn t.- FeIf hleet ot tnleGii4 4slouailtT ,
ef world e.a1ssa.P. = iao'ssriscne. 1as
eeeen atean.ef l1e cshie. tEs pfstai unior.
tls iallY nesfslep-r al tlese iassrslelssitati-
tirs mezs International sEeeec posssais AL
eigs it a. sxtuse tor exislense
Nor has any ofher froi 80 Tor iaterns sicGaf
speech 20 tlsse.g ,'fpes tne za.asa mean x
eomm1u sense lte others have ie'sa'iy been
beasd ueoi eco atstIne. a e-Assilcation q
ideas ti'i fsFe discarded The eEpefienee cf
existing languages But tather seheyef las
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

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high tf<sAsrs &fFllessseA - o4siaezs sild
duties - lke eesk Icy srs iosiof nerve
f9rcs. DF. Joa<s ksd Clover foaie restores
less nerve f.Fce by supplying tood ior tas
EefFs tissues. and - is Ksntle sf<fslifs
selioa removes az fesfFziuE from tie 50
ersliys oFxzaa. hslee curing a. diseases o.
tke somseh liver and kldnsys. p X.
Wtsoa ui.l sgpply lie seDuins Red Clover
ton.c 4. ~ eentsz ooitls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

bus hsvs no knowiedgs OF the classical or
mo,leru languages.
It assst - DISTINCTLY sssted that volapdx
viii not ir any degree surerse,ie any EXISTING
ial zua.se. Is viii ultimately Be studied by
every educated parsoe next after his own
mother tongu- National tongues for ra-
tioua. szr. tut toIaenk fnr intercourse rs
tween natiouA The real growth of the
voiarr. idea viii uor te -. med until IL -
sfudie, IN the higher ciares y al schools.
end Is considered as indispensable as arith-
netit or geography.
Tae ny ianeusre + remarkably easy 20
learn from the fact thar is IS perfectly regu-
ar Every one who has strdied foreign
languages <rovs thai re rlies are few and
sr<y, while th~ real sllficaity Hcs in shs ex-
cepti,as Pa Foiapdt tssre are no excsp-
tlons All rs grsfrrSticsi forms can be
isarn@i la an honr. and hen with tbe aid O.
dictionary tnvthnx written la l. can De
facipa.rea il karniu~ - write or speak
.at greer Danger IS of carrying with you The
iiions of ycur own iarsnage in transiatins
v1rii 90 vard IAus such an expression As
IN great raUtv@ wosld evidently he instl.
rrisssi.ls. s. hlfsf 81 rendered very many
vaieh is what we rcallT mean by r.
volxrHa words ssld expressions 20 form an
idea az f-srvv xarffs xud natural and easily
renirfnhcr,,l Trey ARE.
let as sesi.a ,sita tae rarna voiapiik e
= afcnosoce.t IN thrse ssliables with she
sccs,t oa tAe lsss This Is an invafisble
rule. sI words are accented on the lass
SYLLABLE. sri it is al sxcelisut rule. for the
hsersr rans <nsws inst where the wpfd ensls
TIE rreafess trrcnitv Tor = person trying %
understand sorsiE1 language faentiy
sreken "a that there seems to IL no separation
bsfrreen ti.e ~ords. it soui,sis like ~ail on@
long vcs~lr TIE q IS sounded - in go th~
as in father and toe dotted i ss 10 Ger
nan or Ike the Frenca A. Nov the mesn-
ing of the word IS Worits-spescbr ~ ''Ths
raaeuaxe ~ the WcrtLr II IS = compound
~aryi. and iis eianents are vol. world. anS
rHx suee-h. CONNECTED hv ths vowel ~
ubicb Is the sign of she po~eszive 49,. 81.
e. it s called. Slnsafsi =, -'s,e.-v = case =
KIN .orenoHree-s keesr nssans 20 and
the rasss s-s fr4r. kanfsa ksnafft Kime
Cal Kinif&< SERVING thssr aALisssfepm ne
forrrs
KIN. wAoi Kissss. vhcses e ~hdrif Kalss
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sWhcr II Is. thersfere. sse ncuinasIve case
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vithsrrt ~o~al ssssiiag The otser 49, esd
n sbe thre~ voweis,, s.ss. 4 = rely'sisf tzsF
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reader nov kaovs ha~ ~ aeciine snT aonn
cr rr-eono m the ~oris s,ees..i. = Re VII
fsrehsr rslnensasr that tiis pigrai Is always
tr-,ed ~ st.iiuE - the singular. Let as
~ e Vi1a ne rrcoron IL. she.
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Cft .fks otss s7s
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rasae
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kin4
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faesnt is = fsalnu h7 acfosl experience ftat
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Mrs Phube Cbesiey. Peterson. Cisy
CoGnty. Ioss. tells the followi0g remark
shle story the truth u whieh = S0ached tor
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yxars cid. havs bssa troubled rish kdney
Complaint and lzn1saess FOR naDy yszrs.
c0l.ld NOT dress 70 self without help. A0w
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AN shie 20 do al my oaG AeaseUofk- 1
owe ny thanks 70 Electric Bites for hay
ing renewed my youth. and removed eon-
plefely al disease and pain" Try a bottle,
only soc a. VIC II. fibbs' Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

The people, as e nnsss. seldom mske mis-
takes This ACCOUNTS for The large demand
Of Or. Bigslows Pesitivs cough Cure IL
hss given such perfect satisfaction thsi
some druggists oder an imitation On which
they make larger prcfit. Beware OF both
The Imitation aud The druggist both will
cheat you. The genuine Is sold bv T. X.
Wilson and will promptly and safely cure
coughs, colds. and al throat and lung dis
eases. Price 50 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05
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powers. DR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05


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fsenl tLess paFasls all tss laws 70 Nes4E-<
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dressed ~ qas Fersull. o.,z. Ne, els, you
fo.4at 70 ssedoO sisui1es n one word. /
taTa seat. ezetots. NJ hass sent, ssedoa1s.
t.sy haEe s=aE- v pea Ne ssass that issieas
Blsa1s BE- 5at sent osesiom. be wis ssad !,
uss.oEn. hs wli haze senE. the Feader msy
na. . xsless thaE tke vowsl AZ the beginning
ef ssra esteFnflass Is tenss. whiis ths ihsii-
eafions a issHson AMI nnaber are at ths ent
sxhen "a ssli.es TIE grammar more thor
ouxhiy hs aii iind THAR tie tease vose.s are
series. IN regular orlsr. Wnich me&es Is lll.-
lo.&i0ls e. forg-. thsm:
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II the p@zs.Te. Ia. "a, -. pi, po. pz.
Pa exsnf'-. parieos. it Is fsnght. pztzios.
it uas tauElt; p~tiio>, ss aas be-n taught /;
Fifidos if aad been tsnght; po,idos. Il will
ts taught; putldos, IL VII have been
tauxos
The power of couFDgDding words ard
fornisg derivatives ) ahaont unlimited
Tie vocabulary = taaafls of expansion 70
inert auy requirements of fhs fltaEe
Yea NIX kA0w ~ ha9 Ne'zptik j. The
rex question unao.bfsiy vii be. and oaght
70 he What 5 is skf'
Is ase All te mostly for written CORE
spondrnce. As 2 sruken ian es..asge Il nfll tsaSe
Lat aAn4red currency In commercial ant
0tner Lst.sssszs correspondents it wif afsE
eoD,s Iato general Use, aud this vii always
te is widest, though psghaFs not is highest
srAege. Ia viii next D. applied 20 scientific
coiauc~iiions Science knows 30 national
boundaries. and authors all soon appreciate
the advantage OF world vide audience
International treaties and conventions will Be
sirasn up n Se.aplk. which vii become the
iane1s<e - c.piofaacy, enabling both parties
% stsud o.4 All eutizi footing Works of
purely literary snl imaginative character
vii coni.nGe 70 Be written IN national lsu-
Cl.age. although occasionally they may 30
TRANSLATED INTO Nolapuk.
: CAAALEs e SPRAGUE,
NoiapQkathlcl
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Prcheay nssef = tk4 hsseEY q CoQkh
Asa.c szs "a sny articie zaet soasSss se ~zi
= t1sE > .61 as pseo sAsssrss4 ape1 DF,
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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-09-01

The requisites OF first class boarding
school, are of three kinds, the material,
the intellectual and the moral, and this 10
especially true OF young ladies academies.
In the construction OF the building, care
should be taken to have the rooms well
lighted and well ventilated, they should be
cheerful apartments in which it is q pleas
ure to be. The bedrooms should be as
comfortable and home-like as possible and
the fare should be good, health, food, and
plenty of it. II conveniences such as bath
rooms, hot and cold water at hand. steam
for heating purposes, and gas for light are
added, the pupil will be in q position to
give the mind entirely to study and an
elaborate and thorough course OF all the
leading branches can be taken with both
pleasure and profit. Moral training IL the
basis Of the school liie and every careful
parent will see to it that his child frequents
only schools where pure moral atmos-
phere prevails throughout. An institution
that fulfills all these requirements is o
place that 10 sure to turn out accomplish.
"a pupils, that will reflect credit alike
upon themselves, their families and their
school, IL 10 not extraordinary therefore
to learn that St.. Joseph's Academy st.
Paul, 10 considered model institution,
one Of the leading educational esta blish.
ments OF the country, and that it numbers
among its pupils and graduates many Of
the most accomplished ladies in the north.
west. Those who have children to place
at boarding school should write at once to
the Mother Superior for full particulars.
Her address q Mother Superior, st.
Tossph's Academy, st. Paul, MINI,